Contempt Proceeding In Patterson Divorce Case
In the divorce action Ida Patterson v Thomas Patterson an order to show cause why he should not be adjudged guilty of contempt of court was issued by Judge Stanley upon the application of J Alfred Magoon and KE B McClanahan for the libellant. The affidavit alleges continued disobedience of a court injunction restraining interference with the libellant’s person and property. The matter includes other unrelated routine filings and admin appointments in Dowsett administration and ejectment actions.
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Ida
Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Clase
Stanley
J. Alfred Magoon
KE. B. McClanaling
Libellant
Perry
Mary G. Bush
William
John Hapak
Toiati
Kealoba- Fone Akin Ve
Geo. M. Raupp
J. Nieper
Young John Ying
W. W. Abana
L. A. Dickey
J. A Magoon
E. &. McClanahan
Fort Street
Byudge Peterson
Water Rates and Payments Grow in Half Year
Inquiry into Water Works receipts shows prompt half year payments but books incomplete. Captain J W Pratt estimates a surplus over the prior half year, amid ongoing pumping and pending loan bill. All water bureau receipts currently accrue to the United States Government.
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J. W. Pratt
Water Works Bureau
Ignature
Water Bureau
United States Government
British Columbia Elections Result Update
Returns up to midnight show Government 15 seats, Opposition 17, 6 doubtful. Miss Irwin, sister of William Irwin, arrives from Japan aboard the Doric this morning.
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Vancouver
B. C
Miss Irwin
Wm. G. Irwin
Japan
Bicycle Repairs Spring Seat Pouts in Local Shop
A fragmented local notice details bicycle parts and repairs including seats wheels cranks and sprockets with unclear text. The readable items reference a shop offering services and a long list of components while other phrases remain garbled.
Honolulu Cyclery Repair Ad at 231 King Street
A historic Honolulu shop at 231 King Street promotes quick repairs and regular bike oiling with a branded lubricant. The notice notes a long association since 1802 and references a slogan tied to the business.
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Honolulu
King Street
Jley
Japanese Minister Threatened and Labor Build in Hawaii News
The Mainichi reports Japan negotiating immigration for Hawaii with U.S. assurances on rights after annexation. Marquis Ito faces threats over leadership. Dysentery rises in Japanese prefectures with 923 cases and fears of 200,000 national cases. Camphor production falls due to tree loss and costs. The Tapannsi Ministry ushers in Okuma premier with a multi-portfolio cabinet. The warship Faso is raised and the King of Siam plans an August visit to Japan. A Yokohama to Honolulu steamer carries 500 Hawaiian passengers on the Keerau-miaru.
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Doric
Mainichi Olates
United States
United States Senate
Hoshi
Washington
Tsutsuki
Marquia Ito
Marquis Ito
Shibaicho
Tokio
Tapannsi
Hankateu
Count Okuma
Matsuda
Ozaki
Count Itagaki
Hayashi
Oishi
Agriculture
Marquis Saigo
Navy
Katsura
Army
Chigashi
Yamayashi
Sudzuoka
Kanagawa
Aichi
Everal
Hyates
Faso
Constitutional Party
Siam
Japan
Annexation sentiment and a Honolulu land incident reported
Dr J. 8. McGrew recounts incidents showing native Hawaiian support for annexation and loyalty to the flag at Pearl Harbor. A Kauai celebration featured natives waving American flags shouting they are Americans now. A Hawaiian challenged a moving flag at a Pearl Harbor house, and a Native replied he would lick anyone who removes it. A Rio voyage anecdote depicts pro annexation zeal amid jokes about wiping Spaniards and keeping the Philippines. A damages suit against O W Dickey for 10,000 is outlined, including prior nuisance charges and dog poison, plus fundraising for the Boys in Blue entertainment fund with subscription points at local stores.
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J. 8. McGrew
Kauai
Pearl Harbor
Mr. Low
Ned Dowsett
Rio
San Francisco
Donasett
Alfred Rovbe
O. W. Dickey
Creighton and
Heneball
Roche
Dickey ii
Thinga
Dickey
Rev M O Harris visits port after Mikado trip
Reverend M O Harris presiding elder of the Japanese Methodist Episcopal church on the Pacific Coast and Hawaiian Islands arrives aboard the Doric for a brief stay before returning to the States. He reports a very favorable Japanese Methodist conference and is warmly welcomed by local Japanese preachers. Tailors Medeiros and Decker announce moving their shop to Lincoln Block next Monday at 972 3¢.
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M. O. Harris
Medeiros and Decker the
Tailors
Lincoln Block
Regiment Baseball Team Seeks Game With Soldiers
The Regiment boys consider a local game with soldiers but oppose covering all expenses. They propose the Hilo team accept part of gate receipts as an inducement, noting that guaranteeing all costs would be too burdensome.
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Regiment
Hilo
Hawaii annexation sparks in Hilo town gathering
The July 2 Hawaii Herald notes a rapid sequence in Hilo where a crowd cheers annexation after a street banner moment. Commodore Beckley leads the crowd, Chntm A. Galraith explains events, and citizens hoist an American flag.
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Simerson
W. G
BuLurvey
Hawaii Herald of Hilo
Volcano Stables Company
Commodore Beckley
Joe Vierra
Farneaux
Chntm
A. Galraith
Cleveland
Galbraith
America
Hawaii
Grant Waggoner
Wc, Peacock & Co
Foe
Hilo
Waggoner
California Springs
Ro I. Auerbach
Wucoved
Walnaka
Mountain View
Russell
T the
Olan
Nippon Yusen steamer on voyage reported by Yokubatwa paper
W G Irwin and Co state no advices about a Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamer carrying Japanese laborers en route, as reported by a Yokubatwa newspaper. No further details or confirmations provided.
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W. G. Irwin & Co
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokubatwa
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Dowsett
Uncle Sam
Congress of the
Federal Treasury
Hawai
Congress
Islands
British Columbia
Count Ito
Ainund
Kanai
Alfred Roche
W. Dickey
Henshall and Creghton
Boya
Peru
Puebla
Hebron Drug Company
Beaconmith & Company
Royal
Hilo Town
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